1.1 RA Resus Skills Hub (“we” or “us”), ABN 52 906 013 042, provides medical educational services, including in-person courses and workshops (some of which involve cadaver-based training), as well as related online content and resources through our website.

1.2 These Terms and Conditions govern all registrations for our courses and workshops and the use of our website. By accessing our website or enrolling in any RA Resus Skills Hub event, you agree to abide by these Terms and Conditions.

1.3 Our Cancellation and Refund Policy and our Privacy Policy form part of these Terms.

1.4 In these Terms, Host Institution means the university, hospital or facility hosting a course, and Host Jurisdiction means the country in which a course is held.

1.5 These Terms remain in force until we replace them. The version that applies to you is the version published when your registration is accepted.Resus Skills Hub event, you agree to abide by these Terms and Conditions.  

2.1 The content of all RA Resus Skills Hub courses is directed at appropriately licensed and trained healthcare practitioners. It is not intended to replace, and should not be construed as, medical advice.

2.2 Participants are responsible for operating within their own professional scope of practice and licensure.

2.3 Attendance is not a credential. A Certificate of Attendance records that you attended and completed the course. It does not certify competence, extend your scope of practice, or authorise you to perform any procedure. You remain responsible for obtaining your employer's credentialling, and any supervised practice your College requires, before performing a technique on a patient.

3.1 Registration is open to healthcare professionals holding current registration, or the equivalent in their own country, in a discipline listed as eligible for that course.

3.2 Proof of professional qualification and current registration may be required. We may verify these details with the relevant register, College or employer, and you consent to that verification.

3.3 We may decline or cancel a registration where eligibility cannot be verified or where information given to us is inaccurate. Where we do so and you have not misled us, we refund your fee in full.

3.4 Places are personal to the registered participant. 

4.1 All attendees must register via the official RA Resus Skills Hub booking system. Registration and payment are facilitated via a secure third-party payment provider.

4.2 Your place in a course is confirmed only upon full payment of the registration fee and our written confirmation.

4.3 All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST when courses are held in Australia. Courses held outside Australia are quoted as the total amount payable.

4.4 RA Resus Skills Hub does not store full credit card details; all payments are securely processed by third-party providers. While we take all reasonable steps to ensure security, we are not responsible for breaches that occur within the payment provider's systems.

4.5 Fees cover tuition, faculty, course materials, facility use, consumables and catering as described on the course page. They do not cover travel, visas, accommodation, insurance or personal expenses.

4.6 Fees are charged for education and the cost of delivering it. No part of any fee is consideration for the purchase, sale, hire or supply of cadaveric material.

 5.1 Cancellations, transfers, credits and refunds are governed by our Cancellation and Refund Policy, which forms part of these Terms. https://r2skills.com.au/refund-policy

5.2 In summary: cancellations made more than 30 days before the first day of a course receive a refund of the fee paid, less an administration fee; within 30 days the fee is not refundable, but you may transfer to a later course or hold a credit for 24 months. Where we cancel a course, you may take a full refund.

5.3 All requests must be made in writing to RAResusskillshub@gmail.com.

6.1 Some of our courses are delivered overseas at a Host Institution, under its written approval.

6.2 While at a Host Institution you are subject to its rules, policies and directions, and to the law of the Host Jurisdiction, in addition to these Terms. Where the Host Institution's rules are stricter, its rules apply.

6.3 You are responsible for your passport, visa, entry permissions and vaccinations. We provide a letter of invitation on request. Refusal of a visa, or denial of entry, does not change the cancellation terms.

6.4 You must hold travel and medical insurance covering overseas treatment, evacuation and repatriation, together with your own professional indemnity or personal accident cover. We may ask for evidence.

6.5 We are not responsible for travel, accommodation or other third-party arrangements you make.

Working with host institutions

7.1 We deliver cadaver-based teaching at the invitation of, and under the written approval of, the Host Institution. Donor consent, custody, preparation and disposal of cadaveric material are governed by the Host Institution's own donor program and by the law of the Host Jurisdiction. We rely on those processes and take no part in them.

7.2 Cadaveric material remains in the custody of the Host Institution at all times. No specimen, part, tissue or sample may be removed from the facility by anyone, for any reason, and participants acquire no right over any specimen.

7.3 We do not buy, sell, hire or otherwise deal in cadaveric material.

Eligible participants

7.4 Cadaver workshops are open only to qualified healthcare professionals (medical doctors, anaesthetists, emergency physicians, surgeons, nurses or paramedics, as specified on the course page). Proof of professional qualification may be required before participation. Attendance is limited to registered participants, faculty, and staff or guests approved by the Host Institution.

Scope of practice

7.5 Participants must operate strictly within their professional scope of practice and licensure. The workshop is educational and is not a certification to independently perform procedures. Preserved tissue does not handle or image as living tissue does, and success at a cadaveric station is not evidence of clinical competence. RA Resus Skills Hub is not responsible for any actions taken outside an individual's scope of practice.

Inherent risks

7.6 Cadaver-based workshops carry inherent risks, including needle-stick or sharp injuries, exposure to chemical preservatives, and physical or emotional discomfort. Exposure to preservative agents and odour cannot be entirely eliminated. We provide safety briefings and supervision, and personal protective equipment is provided by us or by the Host Institution, but participants acknowledge and accept that some risk cannot be eliminated.

Safety and conduct

7.7 Participants must:

• follow all instructor directions and laboratory safety protocols;

• wear PPE at all required times while in the cadaver lab;

• handle sharps only at their own station, never recap by hand, and dispose of every sharp immediately into the container provided;

• We recommend documented hepatitis B immunity and current tetanus cover.

• report incidents or injuries immediately; and

• treat cadaveric material and laboratory staff with respect and professionalism.

7.8 Do not seek, record or repeat the name, identity, cause of death or personal history of any donor. If such information reaches you, treat it as confidential permanently.

7.9 Working with donated human material can be confronting. You may leave a session at any time, without explanation. Withdrawal for this reason does not entitle you to a refund.

Risk and insurance

7.10 By attending, participants acknowledge the risks described above and accept that they participate voluntarily. Participants are responsible for their own health, travel and accident insurance. Section 16 sets out the limits of our liability.

8.1 CPD or CME points will be offered where applicable and listed on the relevant course page. Where accreditation has been applied for but not yet granted, the course page says so.

8.2 Accrediting bodies decide on their own terms. A change or withdrawal of accreditation by such a body is not a breach of these Terms.

8.3 Certificates of Attendance are provided only to participants who complete all course requirements, and are issued electronically after the course.

8.4 Participants are responsible for verifying recognition of CPD credits with their professional bodies.

8.5 Rural Procedural Grants Program. Eligibility is determined solely by ACRRM or the RACGP. Overseas activities require their pre-approval before you attend, and specialists are not eligible. We make no representation that any course qualifies and are not liable for a refused or rejected claim. Seek pre-approval yourself before you register.

9.1 Treat faculty, Host Institution staff, volunteer models and fellow participants with courtesy and respect, and follow all directions given by faculty and facility staff.

9.2 Harassment, discrimination or bullying in any form, and attending impaired by alcohol or drugs, are prohibited. We may exclude a participant from a course without refund for a breach of these Terms.

9.3 You must be fit to participate, and must tell us before the course of any condition, medication, allergy — including latex or powdered glove allergy or sensitivity — injury, dietary requirement or accessibility need affecting your safety or participation. Alternatives are provided where we reasonably can.

9.4 Tell faculty in advance if you have asthma or reactive airways, or wear contact lenses. Do not participate with an open wound on the hands or forearms that cannot be securely covered. If you are or may be pregnant, discuss chemical exposure with your own practitioner before the course.

9.5 We recommend documented hepatitis B immunity and current tetanus cover.

9.6 Report any injury, exposure, allergic reaction or incident to faculty immediately during the course, not afterwards. First aid is given under the Host Institution's protocol and we will assist you as far as we reasonably can to reach local medical care. Source testing of a donor is generally not available as it would be for a living patient.

9.7 The cost of any assessment, testing, prophylaxis or treatment following an exposure is a matter between you, your insurer and your treating practitioner.

9.8 We may direct a participant to stop participating where continuing presents a risk to that person or to another.

10.1 All course content — including slides, manuals, handouts, videos and diagrams, and the CRAM and CRASH frameworks and names — is the intellectual property of RA Resus Skills Hub or used with permission.

10.2 These materials may not be copied, shared or reproduced without written consent. They are intended solely for the educational use of the registered participant.

10.3 Any commercial or public distribution of materials is strictly prohibited, as is using our name, logo or accreditation status to promote another activity without our written consent.

10.4 Recording of teaching sessions is not permitted without our written permission.

Use of the RA Resus Skills Hub website implies acceptance of these conditions:

11.1 Information on the site is for general educational purposes and may change without notice.

11.2 While we aim for accuracy, no warranty is given for completeness or suitability for any purpose.

11.3 Links to external websites are provided for convenience; RA Resus Skills Hub bears no responsibility for their content.

Unauthorised use of this website, or any attempt to disrupt its operation, may result in legal action 

12.1 Personal information collected during registration is used for administrative, educational and safety purposes. We comply with the Australian Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

12.2 We do not store full payment card details.

12.3 Participant information is not shared with third parties except where necessary for course delivery — for example issuing certificates, accreditation audits, and arranging site access at a Host Institution.

12.4 For courses held outside Australia, the Host Institution may ask us for a participant list so it can arrange site access. Our Privacy Policy explains what is sent and what you are consenting to.

12.5 Our Privacy Policy sets out in full what we collect, why, who we disclose it to, and your rights.

13.1 During workshops, photographs or videos may be taken for educational or promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed or recorded unless you notify us in writing before the course begins. There is no disadvantage in declining.

13.2 Cadaveric sessions will be handled with strict professionalism and respect for donor material. No participant photography or recording is allowed during cadaver sessions. This applies whether or not a donor could be identified and whether or not you intend to share the image, and it continues after the course ends. Breach may result in exclusion from the course without refund.

13.3 You must not photograph or record a volunteer model, or any teaching material, without our express permission.

13.4 Concealed or wearable recording devices — smart glasses, body cameras and similar — must be declared to faculty before the session.

13.5 Ultrasound images generated on course machines may be retained only where faculty approve, and only where they show no identifiable feature of a donor or model and no part of the facility.

13.6 You may photograph and share images of yourself and other participants outside the cadaver lab, provided everyone in the image consents and no cadaveric material, volunteer model or teaching content is visible.

14.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right or guarantee under the Australian Consumer Law, or any other law, that cannot lawfully be excluded. Where a course is held outside Australia, the law of that country may also apply. This clause prevails over the rest of this section.

14.2 We exercise reasonable care and skill in planning and delivering our courses.

14.3 To the extent permitted by law, RA Resus Skills Hub will not be liable for any loss, damage or injury — direct, indirect, incidental or consequential — arising out of participation in our courses or use of our website, including loss of income and the cost of travel or accommodation.

14.4 To the extent permitted by law, our total liability arising out of or in connection with a course is limited to the registration fee you paid, and may be satisfied by resupplying the service.

14.5 Nothing in these Terms excludes any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

14.6 You indemnify us and the Host Institution for loss arising from your breach of section 7,8,10 , 11 12 or 13, or from any act outside your scope of practice or licensure.

By completing your registration, you confirm that:

• you have read, understood and agree to abide by these Terms and Conditions, our Cancellation and Refund Policy and our Privacy Policy;

• you acknowledge that participation is voluntary and that you accept the risks described in section 7;

• you meet the eligibility requirements for the course and the information you have given us is true; and

• you agree to comply with all directions from instructors and staff during the course.

If you do not agree with any of these terms, please do not proceed with registration 

19.1 These Terms are governed by the law of the State of Victoria, Australia, and the parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.

19.2 Section 19.1 does not displace the law of the Host Jurisdiction as it applies to conduct occurring there.